Plunkett Cooney is one of Michigan’s leading law firms to the construction industry with expertise in representing design professionals, contractors, subcontractors, developers and the insurance companies defending their business interests.

Whether negotiating a contract, reviewing construction site safety issues, assisting in design project solutions or advocating a client’s position in court, Plunkett Cooney attorneys have the industry knowledge, expertise and legal background to protect its client’s business assets and achieve favorable results.

Our construction law attorneys are located in offices throughout the state and are ready to provide legal counsel, backed by the resources of a high-powered law firm, whenever and wherever it is needed.

The links to the right provide an overview of some of the many construction-related services Plunkett Cooney attorneys provide to their clients each day.

News

• Plunkett Cooney attorneys among Michigan ‘Super Lawyers’
• Plunkett Cooney attorneys named among ‘Best’ in America
• Plunkett Cooney helps build Michigan’s green energy future
• Plunkett Cooney elects four to firm’s board of directors
• Research firm names Plunkett Cooney partner to client service ‘all-star’ team
• Five Plunkett Cooney attorneys named industry ‘Rising Stars’
• Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel elects 2008 – 2009 officers at annual meeting
• Plunkett Cooney attorneys among Michigan 'Super Lawyers'
• Plunkett Cooney Attorneys Named 2007 Michigan 'Super Lawyers'

Publications

• Survey of Recent Developments in Michigan Construction Law
• Economic Downturn Not a Defense to Alleged Violations of Michigan’s Builders Trust Fund Act
• Michigan Supreme Court Reinforces Contractual Indemnity Rights
• Court clarifies general contractor's liability for subcontractor injuries
• Notice of Non-party of Fault Remains Sharp Tool for Mitigating Construction Liability
• Exemption From Michigan Consumer Protection Act a Victory for Residential Homebuilders
• Failure to Comply With Material Contractual Obligation Results in Lost Recovery of Payment
• Avoid Personal Injury Suits by Identifying Roles, Duties and Obligations
• Providing One Reasonable Theory is Sufficient in Negligence Cases
• Supreme Court Clarifies Statute of Limitations for Construction Malpractice Claims
• Supreme Court Clarifies Statute of Limitations for Construction Malpractice Claims